Wayne Jones v Devon Petersen: Highest checkout under 126.5

This market hasn’t let us down so far this tournament, with two correct tips out of two.

This is Jones’ first World Championship since 2015, while Petersen needed to rely on the African Qualifiers after an indifferent season.

With both players ranked outside the top 65 in the world, it would be a surprise if we see a daddy checkout in this match.

Anastasia Dobromyslova to hit over 1.5 180s

This feels like a very generous handicap mark considering the number of 180s that we’ve seen at the tournament so far.

Dobromyslova managed to reel off three maximums in her Women’s World Championship final defeat to Lisa Ashton in January, despite inconsistent scoring that saw her average a shade over 80.

Against an opponent making his very first appearance at Ally Pally, we ought to get enough legs for her to hit the two required to bring this in.

Raymond van Barneveld to win the match and hit the highest checkout

This game marks the start of Barney’s long goodbye to the game.

The match treble is tempting but, given Darius Labanauskas hit three 180s in his first-round victory over Matthew Edgar, could prove treacherous.

The Lithuanian could only manage a highest checkout of 100, though, with the rest all 80 or lower, so a Van Barneveld win and highest checkout looks like the safest option.

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